As discussed in this chapter, customers interpret and respond to prices. In different ways, depending on the type of product, perceptions of product quality, and the customer's ability to judge product quality independent of the price. Because customers lack the ability to judge product quality, they sometimes use the price of the product as an indicator of product quality. Thus, the price-quality relationship can influence the purchase of some products. For each of the following, indicate whether customers rely heavily, moderately, or hardly at all on the price to judge the quality of a product.
Airfare in coach
Appendectomy
Baby food
Cell phone service
Cosmetics
Dog food
Electricity
Gasoline
Haircut
Hotel room
Jewelry
Tanning salon
Used Cars.